Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 17 décembre 1884, mercredi 17 décembre 1884

[" Un tap JUliip, Yable il, of 8 pre.onder.CHBIY, affrey ave g sored, duly 1 with arch, 884.vledge 1 1n8st, DOrary ons of your g-men al do ) with e good ld not edient SOL.will be ws at looked t Mon- resent, Junior 3 of a mem- n good ntation pasium e presi- Lg are .Find- ichaud, A.Jell, W y Club evening hes for already Victoria > differ- mey be \u2014Allan ved at rived\u2014 |\u2014State >arisian Tonday ruvian, Halifax, rinatian Sunday., from Sunday overian, Halifax Halifax 1 sailed a.m.on he mail arr ved ilowing strong udy, À.3rydges, Clarke, G.B.Glolen- arwood, onsdale, > Jr, Re , MeLin- fe, J.M.obinson, .Whit- -mediate eamship Lisbon, were ll 5.\u2014The set by a n Satur- were in mA esterday ce.The of the ontinues \u2018cet with ow Zero.nd along f snow, Maritime moderate orth-w est th snow nce and orth-west ith light tures.outh-west to fair snow Of \u2014 ALD ig printed IN\u2019 FREAD >UBLISH CE AGENTS .VOL LXXVI\u2014302.AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1884.GIBB \u2018Having received a complete assortment of FALL and WINTER SUITINES ALSO, THE LATEST NOVELTIES HABERDAS HERY.INVITE INSPECTION.Sept 26 [ 232 Henry Chapman &Co, .MONTREAY.IN THE DOMINION FOR: PETER DOMECQ, Xercz de la Frontera.-G.H.MUMM & (C0., Reims.T.G.SANDEMAN & SONS, Oporto.CASTLES & CO., Tarragona.SILVA & COZENS, Oporto.COSSART, GORDON & CO., Madeira.\"CUNLIFFE, DOBSON & C0.Bordeaux PINET, CASTILLON & C0, Cognac.\"LUCAS FRERES, Cognac.A.C.A.NOLET, Schiedam.HAY, FAIRMAN & CO., Glasgow: JOHN JAMESON & SON, Dublin.DUNVILLE & CO., Belfast.BAGOTS.HUTTON & CO0., Dublin MACHEN & CO., Liverpool.ROBT.PORTER & CO0., London.THE APOLLINARIS C0.Londen N.B.\u2014Orders solicited from ww.Trade.March 19 68 DOW'S BREWERY, CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.Superior Pale and Brown Malt, India Pale and other Ales, Extra Double and Single Stout, in Wood and Bottle.FAMILIES SUPPLIED.The following bottlers only are author ized to use our labels, viz.: Thos.J.Howard.546 Dorchester etreet Jos.Virtue.19 Aylmer street Thos.Ferguson.162St.Elizabeth st.\u2018Wm.Bishop.15 Visitation street Thos.Kinsella.118 Ottawa street t\u20ac- ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELE PHONE.WILLIAM DOW & CO.Brewers and Maltsters.JNO.H, R, MOLSON & BROS.ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, 286 St.Mary Street, MONTREAL, Have always on hand the various kinds of ALE AND PORTER IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.Families regularly supplied.»@- ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELEPHONE.Mr.Wm.Watson, 78 Fortification Lane.bottles our Ales and Porter, and is author ized to use our labels.May 2 124 DAWES & CU, BREWERS AND MALTSTERS, INDIA PALE axp XX MILD ALLE, EXTRA xp XXX STOUT PORTER.(In Woop and BorTLE) Families supplies.SAND PORTER, Quaris and Mints.\u2014 OFFICE: 179 St.JAMES STREET WEST, MONTREAL.AW-Orders received by Telopher.o.May 2 ire HOPE & LU JOHN ULL LUN MONTREAL, Agents in Canada JOEN DE KXUXPEKR & SUN, Rotterdam MARTELL & CU., Cogure JULES ROBIN & CU., Cognac, MOET & CHANDON, Epernay.DEINHARD & CU., Cobious.BARTOEN & GUESTIXE., Bordesnz M.MISA, Xores de la Frontera.COCKBURN, SHITHUES & CO, Upurts MULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragons.FREDERIC VALLETTE, Marseilles.E.& J.BURKE, Dablin.PATTERSON & HIBEERT.Londo.BULLOCH, LADLE SEAL OIL, Steam Refined.Ditto Straw and Brown.MOLASSES, Barbadoes.FOR SALE BY MAGOR BROS.& CO.PORT STREET.September 30 1235 OATMEAL ! GRANULATED\u201d AND \u201cSTANDARD In 5 1b.Boxes, MANUFACTURED BY THE MOUNT ROYAL WILLING AND MANUFACTURING CO'Y, FOR BALE BY ROSS, HALL & CO., 65 St.Peter Street.Mey 16 117 HENRY PRINCE, MUSIC PUBLISHER AND IMPORTER SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC EBOOKS n endless variety.iVIOLIN, GUITAR & BANJO STRINCS of best Italian and Russian manufacture.BAND INSTRUMENTS and everything in the musical line.B® Teachers and Schools liberslly dealt with.WAREROOMS : August 14 228 St- James St.195 8.J.BRISSETTE, Engineer and Maohlnist, MANUFACTURER OF Hoiste, Hoisting Machinery, Dies and Presses.Paper and Straw Board Machinery a specialty.| 25 BILEURY STREET.April 18 64 ROBERT SNARR, BUILDER & CONTEACTOR, Office and Stone Yard, 97 Toiborneo Street, Montreal.Agent for the MIDDLESEX QUARRY COS BROWN STO E.For sample, see the Standar Lite Assurance Com pany\u2019s new bu\u2019 St.James street, April!8 R.THOMSON & SON, Blacksmiths & Engineers, 18 St, Constant Street, Montreal.(Facing Dril] Shed.) Forgings cf all kinds made to order.Steam fngines and Shafting fitted up.Removal, erection and repairs of printing machinery a specialty.Thomson\u2019s Celebrated Printers\u2019 Roller Composition.6m 258 SAFES |! ww The advertiser hae had TWENTY-TWO YEARS practical experience in the trade, and isin a position to furnish the best styles of Fire and Burglar-proof Safes, with all the most modern improvements.He has, within the last few months, manufactured Safes, Vault Doors, &e., for The Canadian Pacifie Railway, MH, BR.Ives & Co, RE.J.Latimer, Kerr Bros, Farran\u2019s Point, and others, to whom he can make ruference.Safes repaired and removed, hoisted and lowered.Second-hand Safes of different makers for sale cheap.A, AHERN, 5% Craig Sireet._ April 26 101 DRUMMOND COLLIERY RITUMINOES COALS, (Large or Small) Delivered by Carlond on Lise of the Infemsolenisl & Grand Track Railways THT INTTRCCLONIAL COAL MINIKG COMPANY, 100 an:gpisstoners Street, HUNTimAi.Lecember 1d w 302 anufacturers of: > TELEGRAPHIC.CANADIAN DESPATCHES.OTTAWA.Railway Arbitration\u2014News and Notes.Ortawa, December 16.\u2014The arbitrators, Judge Clark, Walter Stanley and R.Bell, of the Grand Trunk, sat to-day in the Department of Railways and Canals in connection with the claim of the contractor and leaseholders of the Pembina branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway.The nomination for Lennox will take place on the 1st, and the election on the 8th, These are the days.It was ascertained at the Department of Justice to-day,that the Government will make application forthe extradition of William O\u2019Callaghan alias Joseph Rice, alias Jones, alias Moran, the murdered of Jailer Leach, of Sandwich, Ont.He was arrested the other day for burglary by the police of Hannibal in the United States, O\u2019Callaghan will have about fifteen days or so before he can be brought to Canada.this time being allowed him to give an opportunity of showing cause why he should not be extradited.: The arbitration in connection with the Pembina branch of the Canadian Pacific Railroad was going on all day.The claim amounts to upwards of $200,000.Messrs O'Connor and Hogg and Ferguson, of Ottawa, appeared for the Government, and Whiting, Macdonell and Kirkpatrick for the others.QUEBEC.Fire\u2014Personal Mention.QuEBEC, December 16.\u2014Hon.Judge \u2018Tessier has gone to New York.Weather clear and cold.The English mail which was to have arrived at 8 a.m.only reached Point Levis at 12.30, being delayed by the heavy snowstorm of yesterday.Mr, Poupore, M.I.P., is in town, The house of Mr.Bolduc, on the St.Foye road, was destroyed, together with its contents, carly this morning.The family narrowly escaped with their lives.Loss, about $1,000; no insurance.TORONTO.Brought Up for Sentence\u2014Important Changes in the Rules of Court\u2014A Peculiar Accident\u2014Garner\u2019s Friends Not AN Dead.ToroNTO, December 16.\u2014The remains of the late Rev.Dr.Carroll, one of the oldest Methodist Ministers, who died on Saturday, were taken from here to St.Catharives this morning for interment.John Grey was brought up from the Central Prison this morning tu the Police Court to receive sentence for escaping from prison in May last.He was secured in September.Grey, in Februarv last, was sentenced for six mouths by Mayor Frost, of Perth, for vagrancy.He stated in court to-day that at the time of his arrest he had $86 in his pocket and owned 45 acres of land, and that Mayor Frost had sentenced him to a long term out of spite because he (Grey) had assaulted a friend of the Mayor\u2019.The Police Magistrate remanded him to the 9th and will make enquiries as to the truih of his statement, Several important changes have been made in the rules by the judges at Osgoode Hall.After January first all writs issued in Toronto, in any division of the High Court, must be issued by them or the Clerk of the Process, and all writs issued in outer counties must be issued by the Deputy Clerks of the Crown.All proceedings to final judgment subsequent to writ will be carried on in the same manner as heretofore.A County Court Judge, or local judge, or local master, being also judge of the County Court, can take no reference to arbitration or other reference or ex- awination of judoment debtor on which fees are payable otherwise than in law stamps where the order or appointment been made by himself.The jurisdiction of the Master-iu-Chambers is also extended.Early this morning the residence of James Allan Farrier, McCaul stieet, was burglarized, and a gold watch and chain aud jewellery valued at about $1,000 carried ofl.The burglars left a letter signed Paul Pry, Dick Turpin and Boston Bill, stating that the police fondly imagined the Garner gang was broken up, but three of them were still at large, and prepared to make their presence felt.Wm.Hancock, a hotel keeper,accidentally fell off the bar of his hotel on Friday last, aud died to-day from injuries received.THE DEMONSTRATION TO SIR JOHN.Toronto, December 16.\u2014Complete arrangements have been made for Sir John's reception and banquet.He will be met at the station to-night by the young Conservatives with a band and torches, who will escort him to Sir David Macpherson\u2019s.The convention willopen at ome to-morrow, when addresses will be presented tn Sir John, and be will make his greatspeech.The Grand Opera House will seat about 2,000, but it is expected a large number will be unable to gain admission.The banquet will take place on \u2018Thursday night in the pavilion of the Horticultural Gardens, Seven hundred and fifty tickets are reserved for parties outside of Toronto and 250 for Toronto.The committee is considerably puzzled to know how to get over the apportionment, so many applications in excess of the number having been made.OrrawA, December 16.\u2014Shortly after 12 o'clock noon to-day Sir John A.Macdonald, accompanied by several members of the Crown, left for Toronto to attend the demonstration to the Premier.A number of delegates from the city and county also left for the West.The Conservative workingmen met last evening and elected memhers to go to Toronto and attend the demonstration to Sir John.Sir John and Lady Macdonald and party arrived about 9 to-night at the North Toronto Station.A large crowd had assembled, amongst them being nearly 300 young Conservatives with a band, When the premier stepped upon the plat, for such reference or examination has | form he was welcomed by Sir David Mec- Pherson and several prominent Conservæ- tives, the band playing \u201c See the Conquering Hero Comes,\u201d and the crowd cheering Heartily.The young men formed an escort, and, preceded by the band, the carriages containing the premier and friends, were driven to the residence of Sir David, where the premier briefly addressed the young men, thanking them for their kind reception and escort.Large numbers of delegates arrived to-night.LATEST NEWS BY CABLE \u201crial and Copviction of Seven German Anarchists, The Franco-Chinese War.The Mahdi From a French Point of View, The Congo Conference.4 Anarchists On Trial, LEIPzia, December 16.\u2014The names of anarchists besides Reinsdorf and Bach- mann, whose trial began yesterday, are Kuechlen, Rupsch, Holzhauer, Soehngen, Rheinbach and Tolbner.Four counsel are employed for the defence.Rupsch has confessed that Reinsdorf ordered him to tire themine.This consisted of a large stone glass and jar, both filled with dynamite and furnished with percussion caps, Fuse was #ttached, and the whole was placed in a drain which runs across the street about ten minutes walk from Mederwald.He was ordered to fire the train when Prince William\u2019s carriage* wes but fifty feet distant from the drain by applying a lighted cigar to the end of tne fuse.Rupsch asserted that he was unwilling to effect the explosion and only applied an unlighted cigar.Kuechlen upbraided Rupsch and tue latter explained \u201cthat the fuse was wet and failed to light.Kuechlen then told Rupsch to place a new tinder in the fuse and explode the mine when the Emperor returned.Rupsch returned to the drain and fastened a fresh tinder to the fuse, but cut the fuse in two about two metres from the charge.When the Emperor returned and was at a proper spot Rupsch applied the burning cigar to the fuse and walked away.Kuechlen was very angry at the second failure and when the [road was clear of the people he removed the dynamite to the grand pavilion at Rudescheim, vere the con cert was in progress.I{ucchlen thereupon sneaked .away aud Tuapsch exploded the Wiynamtte ten \u2014Paces from the pavilion and ran away.He declares he only wished to see if he could not frustrate their murderous plan.The prosecution regard Rupsch\u2019s statements as inventions made for the purpose of exculpating himself.Reinsdorf the conspirators.He bears himself now with the utgnost coolness, almost affron- tery.It has transpired that Reinsdorf bad dealings with Hodel, who attempted to assassinate the Emperor in 1878, and also with Herr Most.He denies, however, that he was ever Most\u2019s emissary.The police found a letter dated Buffalo, N.Y,, addressed to Reinsdorf, referring to him as a leader, and indicating he \u201cwas supplied with money from the United States.Seven of the eight prisoners were convicted, including Reinsdorf, The Mahdi Not a Man of Blood.LoxDoN, December 16\u2014Ollivier Pain, à French journalist, in giving an account of an interview he had with El Mahdi says the latter received him kindly and greeted him in a Christian fashion.Pain told the Mahdi that he hadibecome a Mos- «Jem in conviction, and that the object of his visit was to prove that the Mahdi was not a barbarian nor a man of blood, killing all who refused to serve him.\u201d The Mahdi replied : \u201cGood, remain with me and you shall see with your own eves.\u201d Pain accompanies the Mahdi to Khartoum ; he is well treated.Spanish Policy in Africa.LoNDoN, December 16.\u2014It is reported that Spain has seized 63 miles of the West African coast between Capes Bojardo and Blanc, with the factories and gold diggings.Precautionary Measures.LonpoN, December 16.\u2014 Extra sentinels have been placed on duty at the London Tower, Chinese Defeated at Keelung.Paris, December 16.\u2014A despatch from Admiral Courbet dated Keelung, says :\u2014 \u201c We have dislodged the Chinese from the works which they had thrown up menae- ing oar positions ; 200 of the enemy were killed or wounded.\u201d Gone to Meet the Enemy.SHANGHAI, December 16\u2014The Chinese cruisers which have been preparing to put to sea for some days, sailed to-day.A Good Man Goes Wrong.CANAJOHAIRE, December 16.\u2014Thos.McNally, of Fort Plain, is absent.It is thought he has gone with a widow of Saugerties.The latter leaves a family.Pleasure Before Business.CANAJOHAIRE, December 16.\u2014Eli Argersinzer, of Johnstown, a prominent young business man, is missing.It is thought he eloped with a lady of Amsterdam.The Small-Pox Scourge.TriEsTE, December 16.\u2014The smal!-pox is raging here.Twenty-five cases oceur daily, 20 per cent.of which are fatal.The schools have been turned into hospitals, The Anglo-Spanisa treaty.MADRID, December 16.\u2014Tha terms of a commercial protocol with England has been fully settled, and will shortly receive the official signatures.The Pope Denounces the Divorce Bill, ROME, December 16.\u2014The Pope has created a sensation by writing a letter to Cardinal Parroche strongly denouncing divorce as a flagrant violation of the Sacraments.of the Church.He makes a vigorous appeal against the divorce bill now being discussed by the {talian Pailia- ment, A Sensikie View of it.DusuIN, December 16.\u2014The Freeman\u2019s Journal to-day says no party suffers so appears to have been the ring-leader of |.much by the attempted dynamite outrages as the Parnellites.\u201d Such outrages do not strike terror into England but produces a contempt for their authors.= It hopes this fact will lead to the abandonment of the dynamite pelicy in the future.Fhe Neutrality Propesals to be Cons sidered.BERLIN, December 16\u2014The Congo conference held a session to-day, delegates are awaiting orders from their Governments concerning the American project to neutralize the Congo territory.All delegates actively or tacitly support the American proposition except those of Portugal and France.Experts experience extreme difficulty in framing a formula |- to meet American project, and it is probable the conference will be extended to Christmas, Wolseley Arrives at Korti.Carro, December 16.\u2014General Wolse- ley has arrived at Korti.His progress is slow owing to eontrary winds.Bismarek to be Humored.BrrurN, December 16.\u20141t is believed the sum for a second directorship in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a motion to create which was rejected yesterday, will be granted on a third reading of the estimates.Reinforcements For Courbet.Parig, December 16.\u2014 * number of ironelads and torpedo boats are being prepared to reinforce Admiral Courbet.What They Will Do.DUBLIN, December 16.\u2014At a meeting of the Irish National League to-day, O\u2019Brien, M.P_, said that the Nationalists would probably meet the renewal of the crimes act by impeaching Earl Spencer.Closing rown on the Dynamiters.LonpoN, December 16.\u2014A further examination of the London bridge shows an irregular crack several inches long at the lower part of the buttress of the bridge, at the place where the upheaval of water occurred.A boatman says that at about dusk on Saturday he lent his boat to two men, one of whoin was carrying a green- ish-looking parcel.They drifted down the river under London bridze, and neither boat nor men returned.It is now stated therc were three men in the boat, above referred to the man carrying a parcel sat in the stern and steered, while the others rowed.The boat keeper took bus slight notice of the men\u2019s faces, and is unable to describe them.The boat keeper states that for a month or two past a man, evidently a foreigner, has been accustomed to hiring boats generally for one or two hours.On Saturday this stranger, who is described as a man of about 35 years of age and pale complexion, hired the boat about 4 o\u2019clock.His companions were of about the same age, each having black whiskers and moustache.UuiTED STATES TÉLEGRAMS, Formal Opening of the World's Cotton Exhibition by President Arthur.Serious Smash-up On the West Shore Railway, What Congress Is Doing.Captain Pim at the Hub.Bosron, December 16.\u2014Captain Bed- ford Pim, of the British navy, lately returned from the cattle ranches of the west.He lias on foot a plan for building a railroad from Cheyenne to Hudson Bay for the transportation of cattle to England.The road will cost $10,000,000.Cure for a Broken Heart.Lynx, Mass., December 16\u2014In a breach of promise suit brought by Maria Raddin against Orrin 8.Carrier, of Boston, a verdict of «$4,000 was rendered for the plaintiff.The Cabinet Not Yet Selected.New York, December 16\u2014Albany specials say the report that Cleveland has received a letter from Bayard, stating he had concluded to accept the Treasury, portfolio, is false.Cleveland has not as yet selected a single member for his Cabinet.Extra Session of Congress.New York, December 16\u2014The Herald\u2019s Washington special states that department officials believe the Senate will not final- act upon the treaties recently submitted during this session.There is consequently a possibility of an extra session of Congress.The Nicaraguau Treaty.New York, December 16\u2014The Times\u2019 Washington correspondent says there are signs that the Nicaraguan treaty will suffer its share of\u201d the \u2018unpopularity visited upon all treaties now before the Senate, and that if it should be ratified by the Senate, of which there is grave doubt.The money to carry out its provisions would not be supplied by the House., A Powder House Blows Up, Srcamcus, N.J., Dec, 16.\u2014The storehouse of the American Wood Powder Company, containing 20,000 lbs.powder, blew up last night.The main building was uninjured, and nobody hurt, : The New York Semaatorship.The Times\u2019 Albany dispatch says: \u2014 \u201cSenator Arkell will hold another tea party at Canajoharie on the 18th inst.to which will be invited the Assemblymen who are suspected of being friendly to Evarts or who can be relied upon io support him for the Senatorship.The Telegraphers\u2019 Brotherhood.It is stated that 26 new assemblies of the Telegraphers\u2019 Brotherhood have been formed in various parts of the country.It is said the operators at New Orleans may strike if their protest is disregarded, and if their places are filled a general strike will follow.Could Not Get Justice.INDIANAPOLIS, December 16.\u2014 Mr.Blaine this morning dismissed his libel suit against the Sentinel in the United States court.The principal ground is that he could not get justice in Indiana, \u2018The World's Cotton Expasition.NEw OrLEANs, December 16.\u2014About 20,000 straugers in the city to attend the opening of the Exposition.The work at the exposition building has been much delayed by bad weather and by a jam on 1 PRICE, ONE CENT.and many of the exhibits are not in position, The day of the inauguration of the ceremonies of the World's Exposition opened bright and cheerfully, and thousands of people made preparations early in the morning to witness the long expected event.Public and private buildings alopg the principal streets were decorated.Along the street car routes visitors from the north were astonished to find hundreds of orange trees bending beneath ripe fruit, and to see a bloom of roses and a rich verdure of kitchen and flower gardens.At1l o\u2019clock Governor McEnerey, of Louisiana, and Major-Gen- eral Glynn, commanding the State Militia, with staff, and the Mayor of New Orleans, members of the State Legisiature, foreign consuls and guests, assembled at the St.Charles Hotal, whence the procession escorted by a battalion of Washington artillery, Continental Guards, in the garb of a century ago, and Crescent Rifles was formed.The procession headed by the celebrated Mexican band passed through the erowded streets to the river, where a steamer was in waiting to convey the official guests and escorts to the grounds.Various complexions of member of the Mexican band, rauging from almost colorless white to dusky Indian color, and equally varied character of their oddly shaped instruments attracted much attention, while their unique musical selections elicited repeated applause.The French man-of-war Bourette, lying in midstream, saluted the steamer on her approach, and then hoisting her anchor steamed up the river in her company.As the boats approached the wharf at the exposition grounds the Washington Artillery fired a salute of 100 guns.The guests proceeded to the spacious building where the inauguration ceremonies were carried out-in accordance with the programme.Ten thousand chairs were placed in the hall and galleries, and were soon filled and every available standing place in the aisles occupied.Thousands gathered on either side of the hall, from which a view of the platform could be obtained.Rev.Dr.Talmage made the opening prayer, invoking divine blessing on the officers, directors, and managers of the Exposition.Director-General Burke then formally turned over the buildings and grounds to the president of the Exposition, President Richardson then aadressed the President of the United States, bis words being telegraphed to Washington\u2018 a detailed history of the exposition.President Arthur\u2019s address in reply was then read, and at the conclusion of the sentence declaring the World\u2019s Exposition now open.President Arthur closed the eiec- tric circuit, and the machinery was put in motion at the same moment.A large portrait of the President was placed in position in the centre of the platform and was greeted with great applause, The Mayor of New Orleans then welcomed the guests to the city and the exposition.A Serious Railway Accident.PoveaREEPSIE, N.Y., December 16.\u2014 The Atlantic express south on the West Shore Road, crashed into a slide of rock half a mile north of Highland, about 5 o\u2019clock this morning.The train was composed of engine, baggage car, smoker, two day coaches, and two sleepers.Further Details of the West Shore Smash Up.NEwsuUrcx, N.Y., December 16,\u2014The West Shore train which was wrecked opposite Poughkeepsie this morning was well filled with passengers.The man on guard pear the scene of the accident says he had just been over his beat.When returning to his place he found the tracks covered by rocks and earth just falling from the bank above.There is a curve, and he could not see the obstruction till he rounded it.He started back to warn the \u2018approaching train, but it was too late.The eugineer seeing the obstruction at once applied the brakes, but the train was going so rapidly it could not be stopped and plunged into the rock at full speed, The engine was thrown from the rails and ran along between the rails some distance, then struck the rails of the north track, throwing the engine upon its side.The engine was completely wrecked.The baggage and smoking cars then bounded to the west side of the track into a rocky gully and the cars were forced aleng two hundred feet by theside of the hill before they were stopped.The sleepers all remained on the track.The sides of several carswere torn off by turning upon their sides.Trucks torn from the cars and scattered about.The tender of the locomotive capsized and fell into the gully.Within 10 minutes all the cars that had left the track were in flames.The top of the cab was toru off and the engineer thrown down the bank to the edge of the river, but not severely hurt.The fireman was caught under the engine and held there till released by the engineer.The fireman\u2019s right leg was broken in two places.He was otherwise hurt, but will recover.The passengers were thrown from their seats and all made their way out of the cars as quickly as possible, some going through the wiu- dows.\u2018The baggage boy had his shoulder dislocated.À United States soldier sentenced for desertion, on his way to prison handcuffed, had three ribs broken.Several other passengers were slightiy hurt, having their hands and legs cut by glass and receiving bruises.The fireman was removed to a house in the neighborhood.The other wounded were taken to Kingston.The cars were set on fire by the heaters and burned fiercely.Several pas-engers had close.escapes.Those in peril were rescucd by the vther passeugeis.Four cérs off the track were burning, and one of the sleepers remaining on the track caught fire aud buruid.They could not be uncoupled.In all five cars were destroyed; loss, $50,000.The accident happened at 4:40 this moruing.The tracks were badly torn up.The wreck was cleared up at noon.Trains are running regularly.Had the train ran off on the other side of the track it would have gonz to the bottom of the Hudson River and the loss of life been frightful, Opening of tae New \u201c\u2018(rton.:s Exhibirfan - WasHINGTON, Decemt.v 16.\u2014 Thi.was considerable delay in the oponie x.eccises at the New Orlesi, day.A large cowl of tativguished railroads.There is still much confusion | osition Loe bg 1.= people had gathered at the White House and every arrangement made for the Pre ident to open the Exposition.Thÿ Presid ent took hisstation there surronnd.ed by his Cabinet for over half an hour before the signal that everything was on readiness was.reccived.The marine band was present and had exhausted its programme of national airs for the ocea- sion.The crowd became impatient and many people left the buil ing.The signal Was received at half-past two 0 clock, and in a few minutes the address of President Richardson, of the Exposition, was received.President Arthur made an appropriate response.Congressional Notes.WasHINGTON, December 16.\u2014In the Senate a resolution was introduced by Aldrich and agreed to, calling on the Secretary , of State to communicate to the Senate all accessible information regarding the extent and character of fore n trade of Mexico, Central and South American States, Cuba, Port Rico and San Domingo.A few private bills were passed and Beck resumed discussion on the silver question.Sherman followed and said much demagogueism had been thrown around the sil 1 silver question but the real question was whether the United States could arrest the marcli of time and turn the dial backward in attempt to make gold aud silver of equal value.It could not bedone.Within a few weeks he would admit, the new administration would come into power and he commended this question to it.If newspaper accounts were true his honorable friend from Deleware (Bayard) was to be Secretary of the Treasury of that administration.fs», he would have this question to solve, and if he could solve it he (Sherman) would follow him with pleasure, After further debate the matter dropped.The Dakota bill was then taken up.Question was, on adoption, Garland\u2019s substitute for the bill, reported from the Committee on Territories, The matter- was debated some time.On coming to a vote the substitute was lost by a party vote: yeas 27, nays 31, the democrats voting in the affirmative, The bill, substantially as it came from the Comunittee on Territories, was then passed by a party vote ; yeas 34, nays 28, republicans in the affirmative, \u2018he bill now goes to the House, The bill for the admission of Dakota provides for a division of territory in the 46th parallel north latitude, the part north of the line to remain a territory under the name of Lincoln.the people of the southern portion to hold à convention ad adopt a constitution, which shall be reported and submitted to the President of the United States, whereupon the President shall, by proclamation, declare the new State admitted to the Union.Senatov Platt gave notice that, after the disposal of tte inter- State Commerce Bill, he would mova to take up the bill to provide for the formation and adwission into the Union of the State of Tacoma.The Senate then went into executive session, when the doors.were reopened and adjourned.In the House Mr.Reagan closed the debate of the Inter-State Commerce Bill, A vote was then taken on substituting the Reagan bill for the first seven secticns of the committee Lill (containing the remedial provisions), and it.was agreed.to\u2014yeas 143, nays 97.The re maining sections of the committee bill (for the appointment of a commission and defining its duties, were struck out by a vote of 118 to 69.The bill known as the Reagan substitute was then read by sections under the five minute rule, and an amendment extending the provisions of the bill to persons or companies engaged in the transportation of property by the Pipe line or lines agreed to.The House adjourned without further action.\u2014\u2014 Business Trouble and Revivals.RACINE, Wis, December 16.\u2014An inventory of the J.J.Case Plow Company shows assets of $440,000, and liabilities of 740,000.VIENNA, December 16,\u2014The sugar factory of Messrs, Mejritsch has failed, with Liabilities of 8600,000,.caused by the stoppage of the Bohemian Mort Bank.ju GaLVESToN, December 16.\u2014The effect of the order of the Western Union Company cutting off extra pay of operators is equivalent in the Galveston office to à reduction of from 815 to 830 per month.Memerials are being prepared in various cities of Texas praying that the order may be rescinded.+ PHILADELPHIA, December 16.\u2014The.Secretary of the American Iron and Steel Association, who has just returned from au extended business trip to Pittsburg and other points on the line of the Pennsylvania Railway and its connections, says he found most branches of business in a very depressed condition, There is a notable absence, however, of that hopeless feeling among people which prevailed iu the years following the panic.of 1873.Prrrssora, Tecember 16.\u2014There is a general suspension in the coal mines along the Monogahela and Youghiogheny rivers.lHinADELraTA, December 16,\u2014 Boyer & Rex, cloth dealers, have assigned.The firm was rated worsh $100,000.MagLBoRoUGH, N.Y., lecember 16.\u2014 The operatives of the Whitney cup and ; crate factory have accepted a reduction of 15 per cent in wages.\u2014\u2018 You are very late sending your evening mail out,\u201d said an editor to his daughter when he came home at 2 in the morning and met a timid, shrinking young man betiveen the front door and the gate.*\u201c Not at all,\u201d answered the thoughtful girl.\u2018 Charles Henry is now a morning edition.\u201d \u2014HHe Lud just gone down and parchased two tickets for the chera, and grasping the two halves of his week\u2019s ralary he basten- ed 10 the house and was ushered iuto her presence.\u201c Ah, Misa De Smith, a very cold day, is it uot?Will you not allow me the pleasure of heing your escort to the opera to-night 27 «CG, thank you so much but Mr.Browne bas asked we, and Iam afraid I shall have to refuse yous I am, \"ocre, Yes, inde d, it is a very, very cold day.\u201d =- & Vos 10 is ROW Rupphied with ra cows kill a the neighboring > by the dear giris while they are pracy «cing cn their pisfol range. .Can.Pacilic L.G.B 0 - mur VUE MUNTREAL TERAL, TT \"ya ~ ~ .es - = va ID = AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17.TAN YFMRDAT 30,000, in Western Union, with sales of! PRODUCE AXD PROVISIONS.lui ai ; 7, ed 3 AN COL ER US L 5 5 3 .nominal March, 464c nominal April MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH, fora you of the benefit I lave received | x TRADE ivy Ü M ! UE 26,700 shares, in Lake Shore, of 23,200 MONTREAL, December 16.463c¢ asked Mas.Oats, 32}c nominal De- TO THE MONTREAL HERALD.from Seigei\u2019s Syrup.I bave Leen troubled MAMMOTE - shares were sold, in North-West, the sales Breadstuffs.cember, 32jc\u201d bid J anuary, 32jc bid Canadian DIVIDENDS\u2014SEMI-ANNUAL Books Payable close.Commerce.4 p.c.\u2026ênd Jan Dec.17 Union 2 p.c.2nd Jan.Dec.17 tern T o w b- ships.8tp.c.2nd Jan.Dec.17 FINANCIAL.THE HERALD OFFICE, Tuesday Evening, December 16.The Montreal Stock Market.The Stock Board meetings to-day were remarkably quiet,/and transactions were of the limited character which has prevailed for some time past.The market opened slightly firmer, and was steady throughout he day, but towards the close some of the stocks closed fractionally below opening prices.Commerce was the only bank stock in which any trading was done in the forenoon, selling at 121 for regular and 117 for ex-dividend\u2014the former being yesterday\u2019s\u2019 highest price, and the latter § higher than the price at which sales were made yesterday.In the mis- cellanous stocks Montreal Telegraph and Gas were the only ones in which transactions were made, Telegraph ex-dividend selling at 114}, yesterday\u2019s highest price, and Gas at 182} and 182, while 182 was the highest price obtained yesterday.In the afternoon Montreal Bank stock was bought at 1873, being } per cent, higher than was paid for that stock yesterday.Peoples sold at 45, being the price previously paid for the same stock.Toronto changed hands at 174, an advance of one per cent.over yesterday\u2019s sales, Merchants found purchasers at 108, 108} and 108$, the last price being an advance of 3 per cent.over yesterday\u2019s highest price, and Commerce ex-dividend sold at 117} or à per cent.higher than in the forenoon.In the miscellaneous stocks activity was confined to Montreal Telegraph, City Passenger, and Gas, the latter being the leading stock.Telegraph sold at the same price as in the morning.City Passenger brought 120, or 4 per cent.more than it realized yesterday, and Gas was sold at 182, or } below the highest price obtained in the forenoon, The market closed really featureless.The aggregate of the transactions of the day was 923 shares, of which 233 were bank stocks, and the remaining 690 shares were distributed between Gas, Montreal Telegraph and City Passenger as follows :\u2014 MORNING BOARD.3 Commerce atuuse vere cirens ons.i21 50 66 at.Ceenes \u2018eevee 117 125 Mont.Tel.ex-div.at.ec.1144 100 Gas at.eevee 182% 50 CC At occurencecse cenn0u so0s0 182 AFTERNOON BOARD.28 Montrealat.cveevuveen inns 1874 20 Peoples t.vveee caren ensnnnns 45 50 Toronto at.evuuns eeeees 174 2 Merchants at.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.108 30 Bleveeeririrenerenn 108} 6 Bbecsnen cenene neue .108% 25 Commerce cz-div.at.eevsed 1173 20 Mont.Tel.at.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.1143 140 City Pass.at .\u2026\u2026+.00.120 250 Gas At.\u2026\u2026+\u2026.\u2026.182 Tbe following ar: the quotations of the stock market tu-day as specially reported for Tax Herarp by D.Lorn Mac- Dougall, 11 Hospital street :\u2014 581.2% BT Ee | 22 gz) Se 85 SIOCKS.; me Su |P@ HA SE GE Bank or Montreal.$200 \u20185 po.1873, 187; Ontario Bank.1 3 PC.1044 Pank BNA ene ! #5 js p.c.TU Banque du Peuple.\u2018 |.Molsuns LED.; 60 4 pes 110 ; 108 Bank cf Toront >.100 4 p.C.174} 174 Bank Jucques Cartier.25 3 p.C\u2026.\u2026.foaarns Merchant's Zank.,; 0 i84p.C.| 109 | 1084 Bank d\u2019Hocnelaga.| iw 8 palais, East'u Towusbip B'k.50 [Bip.c \u201c\u201c+uebec Bang ., 100 Bip.c Banque Nationale 59 12 p.c.Union Bank \u201c 100 Z#p.c Van.D\u2019kvfLoinmerce: 50 j4 p.Yominion Bank 50 (5 p.Bank of Hamillon.! 100 |4 p.Ville Marie.100 Be: Standard Bank 50 (84p.Federal Baux.; 100 ;#Pp mperial Bank.,, 100 4 p.MISCELLANEOUS, | Intercolonial Coal Co! dO DOUAS.oo vive ii ean .Montreal Tel'gr\u2019ph Co\u2019 Duminion Tel\u2019gr\u2019phCo Rich & Ont Nav.Co., City Pussenger RR.City Gas Co.,.Jornwall Gas C Canada Cotton C Canada Paper Co.Canada Shipping Co, Dundas Cotton Co.iii Mont.Invest& Bldg.Co\u2019 Roya! Can, Ins, Co.,.' Montreu: Cotton Co.| Budon Cotton Vo.Stormont Cotton Co.| Burland Lith.Co., ! Bell Telephone Co.\u2019 Guarantee Co of N.A., Accident Ins.C,of N.A Le Cb\u2019u&St LawJd'e B.uves Cavadu CentiR\u2019y Bus .\u2026.\u2026.cen tu Paul, M&M.Ry.Canadian Pacific Ry.Mont.5 p.c.Btock.,.! 100 ; Canada N W Land Go £108g:.,.»4356d 42s f \u201cEx-dividéod \"+ + |r gh i + The New York Stock Market, The course of business to-day displayed à little more activity than was disclosed yesterday, and stocks generally were firm with the exception of Lackawanna, and Delaware and Hudson, which were ex- céptionally weak on reports of a cut in coal prices.North-West: scored the greatest advance from yesterday, teing 13 higher.The Vadäebilts were, firmly held and closed fractionalky higher, Lake Shore being } and New York Œentral ë higher.St.Papl and St Paul and Omaha cagh scored one point advance from yesterday: In a narrowed area of speculation such as exists at present, ib will be usually found that while any one stock, or even a group of stocks, Dnder clique auspices can be controlled for the time being, the ultimate result must, probably, be a lower grade of .values.The condition of the market at the present time is an oversold one, so that it is no more than reasonable to expect a slight improvement, or rally, after each decline.There is, however, no change in the general situation to indicate a continued and lasting improvement so far as concerns the near future at ast.There was cousiderable activity shewe to-day in Lackawanna, when 94,400 shares changed hands, in St.Paul, whose sales reached reaching 20,500 shares, in Union Pacific, with sales of 17,800, and in New York Central, the amount of shares changing hands being 13,300, but apart from these the sales in stocks generally were under 10,000 each.Prices were irregular, but the market closed at an advance in the majority of stocks, and was firm.The following is the result of to-day\u2019s closing prices with those of yesterday :\u2014 Advanced \u2014Chicago, B.& Q, §, Canada Pacific §, Lake Shore §, Louisville&Nashville}, New York Central $, Northern Pacific §, North-West 13, Oregon Trans.à, Pacific Mail £, Reading }, Rock Island 14, St.Paul I, St.Paul & Omaha 1, Union Pacific Z, Declihed\u2014Del.Lack.& West.1, Del.& Hudson 14, Erie 4, Miss.Pacific, 1, Ohio & Misa, §, Ohio Central }, Texas Pacific %.Unchanged \u2014 Kansas & Texas, New Jersey Central, Western Union.The following were the fluctuations in prices and the sales made in New York to-day, as specially reported for THE Hgraun by Macdougall Bros, stock brokers, St, Francois Xavier street :\u2014 mn.\u2019 83/81 2] 4 STOCKS.%> 31.400 ©} À Seal 1212 Calo 5 ! Chie., B.& Qu.117311751174 1184) 1900 Cons ét La ITLL LIS, PSE Canada Pac.Central Pac.Ches.& Ohio.LU.Central .\u2026 Kansas & Tex.Krie & Western.Lake Shore Miksouri Pac.82 N.J.Central ex-div.46 N.Y.Central.#88 \u201c 86£ 13300 Northern.Pac sol 16#/ 2010, i oof sac00r Northern Pas, pref, * 391} 395 39F 40 ; 8600 North-West .85 85 852| 20500 North-West pre 12 : .1:8 40 3.Y., Lg West.aofrsaufen ss codon, regoa Trans.v.; 18 18 18 183| 1800 Ontario & West.1111 o0, A Ohio South.Ohio & Miss .Obio Central SL Paul & Omaha.St.Paul & Omaha pref, | San Francisco.\u2018Texas Pacific Exchange.New York funds were weak here to-day, and the rates were reduced, being par.to 1-16 premium De- tween Yanks, and { premium over the counter, Sterling is weaker, and rates between banks are lower.The rates here are as follows :\u2014Sixties, 83@8 5-16 between banks, and 8% over the counter ; demand drafts, 9/@9 3-16 between banks, and 9% over the counter, and cables, 93 over the counter.Documentary sixties are unchanged at 73 @ 8 per cent, premium, In New York the foreign exchange market is very dull, with very limited enquiry for bills.À free offering of com: mercial bills at this time would undoubtedly cause a further decline in actual rates, but there is nothing in sight to indicate such increased supply, The arbitrage movement of stocks is moderate, but rather towards London.Continental isdull.The posted rates were reduced one half cent on the £ this forenoon,but they were subsequently, in the afternoon, again advanced a corresponding amount, so that they closed unchanged from yesterday at 4,813 and 4.854.The actual rates were lower, sixties being 4.80%, demand drafts 4.844, and cables 4.85.Foreign bankers say that the decline is owing to two causes\u2014a slight increase in commercial bills, and the maturing of some bankers\u2019 bills which were bought for investment.The following foreign exchange quota- dons are reported specially for THE Hzraun, by Mr.W.L.S.Jackson, brok- er,57' St.Francois Xavier street :\u2014 Lu New York in Montreal-\u2014 ee Bet.banks Counter.Patd| Aétual.\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 ee eie\u2014\u2014\u2014o|N, ¥.F'ds.|Par@1-16 } 4.81314.803 Stg.60 d'ys./81@5-16 84 4.854/4.844 Do, dem.[9@3-16 i Coven 4.85 Do.cables.|.}D Financial Notes.Thé market here continues to rule easy, with supplies abundant and readily available to good borrowers.Money on call on stock collaterals rules 4@44 per cent, and commercial paper of high class order is digcounted at 7 per cent.At the New York Stock Exchange today, money on call loaned at 1} per cent and closed at 1 per cent.The Bank of England rate of discount s 5 per cent.The Londan open market rate was unchanged to-day,according to cable advices, and is now 4} per cent.Consols were 99 7-16 for money and 99% for the accounts, being a decline of § for the former and 1-16 for the latter from yesterday\u2019s prices.United States 44 per cent bonds were unchanged at 116$.In railway securities Canadian Pacific was unchanged from yesterday\u2019s closing prices, 46; Illinois, Central was also unchanged, being 121%; Erie opened at 153 and declined 3, closing at 15}, an advance of § from yesterdays closing prices, and New York Central opened at 89% and declined 1, closing at 894, a decline of § from yesierday\u2019s closing prices.Canadian Pacific opened at the New York Stock Exchange to-day at 447 and advanced }, closing at 45, an !advance of over yesterday\u2019s closing prices, with sales of 200 shares.Prrrssure, December 16.\u2014The manufacturers say the iron workers who are members of the Amalgamated Association must submit to a reduction next year or there will be a shut down.Frour\u2014The market is quiet at un: changed prices, with a small business doing in broken lots, superior extra selling at $3.75 per barrel.We quote :\u2014 Superior Extra, per br!.$3 70 @ $3.80 Extra Superfne.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.00 @ 3.60 Fancy.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 +.0.00 M 345 Spring Extra .340 @ 3.45 Buperfine.vv vou.320 @ 325 Strong Bakers\u2019{Cauadian].3.75 @ 390 Strong Bakers\u2019 [An erican].4.00 @ 4.25 Fine \u2026\u2026sscccss ce soue 000 ».290 @ 3.00 Miidhingo.0000000000 .2,70 @ 2.80 Pollardg.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.» 250 @ 260 Ontario bags [medium] b.1.175 @ 185 \u201c \u201c [epringextra].165 @ 1.70 «\u201c \u201c [superfine] .145 @ 153 City bags [deliveredl.2.156 @ 220 OATMEAL\u2014Prices are unchanged, and trade is quiet.We quote :\u2014 Granulated, brls.$4 50 @ $4 75 Do.bags.$2 10 @ $2 12} Ordinary, brls.$410 @ $4 25 Do.bags.31 90 @ $2 00 CornuEAL\u2014There is no change to report, quotations being :\u2014 Yellow, $3.25 @ $3.50 per barrel of 196 Ibs.There is no white in the market.WHEAT \u2014 The market is inactive, and quotations are nominally unchanged.We quote :\u2014Canada No.2 white winter 82@84c ; Canada No.2 red winter 83c/@84c; Canada No.2 spring 8lc @83c, per bushel of 60 lbs, CorN\u2014There are no transactions to report, and quotations are nominal ac 53c/@ 54c in bond, and 66c@67c, duty paid, per bushel of 56 Ibs, Peas\u2014Trade is dull, and prices have undergone no change.We quote 66c@ 400 67c per bushel of 66 lbs.Oars\u2014Sales in car lots are made at quotations.We quote 31c@32c per bushel of 32 lbs.Barcæy\u2014The market is inactive and quotations are unchanged.We quote ower Canada 50c@60c per bushel of 48 lbs, and Ontärio 55c@65c.Rye\u2014There is little or no demand and the market is consequently very dull.Quotations are nominal at 586 @ 60c, in car lots, per bushel of 56 lbs, Marr\u2014Transactions are of a very limited character, brewers only buying according to their immediate requirements.We quote 68c/@75¢ [in bond] per bushel of 36 1bs., and $1.04@$1.11 duty paid.The following were posted on Change to-day :\u2014 DAILY REOKIPTS G.TR.C.P.R.Corn, bush.\u2026.450 \u201cee Peas, bush Veen 400 Oats, bush.800 cous Barley, bush.100 \u2026\u2026.Flour, brls.1,365 323 Ashes, pots, brls.12 Cees Butter, kegs,.43 Dressed hogs.213 7 Leather, rolls.,.\u2026\u2026.100 eee Whiskey& Highwines, (CC) CARRIER Gu | Tobacco, pkgs.11 Liverpool Breadstuffs and Provisions.According \u2018to to-day\u2019s cable advices breadstuffs in the Liverpool market were steady and met with a fair demand.In spring wheat there was an advance of 1d, the quotations to-day being 6s 9d@7s.Corn was 4d higher at 5s 74d.The weather was clear and fine.The receipts of wheat for the past three days were 14,000 centals, 9,000 of which were American.There were no receipts of corn during the same time, In the provision market bacon was quoted ls, lower, L.C.being 34s, and S.C, 353.The remaining quotations were unchanged, Dec.15, 5 p.m, Dec.16, 5 p.m sd.8 ds d .8 d Flour, perowin.J0 0@11 610 0@ 11 6 Spring wheat.8 8-~ 6116 9\u2014 7 0 Red Winter.68\u2014 7 0168-70 No.1 California.610 \u2014 7 1/610 = 7 0 .8 \u2014 61/6 8 610 \u201c5 \u2014 0 015 74- 0 0 5 \u2014 00156-00909 \u20265 - 00/15 5\u2014 00 \u2014 0 01511- 6000 0 070 0\u2014 00 0 0136 0 0 0 3 6-134 0 ~35 0 0 034 6\u2014 uv 0 00162 0~ 0 0 Beerbohm\u2019s advices today :\u2014Cargoes off coast, wheat, quiet; corn, nothing offering, Cargoes on passage and for shipment, wheat and corn slow.No.2 spring wheat, off coast, 31s 6d; for prompt shipment, 30; red winter do do, 32s; do for prompt shipment or for shipment present and following month, 328; Californian wheat just shipped or promptly to be shipped or nearly due, 34s.Arrivals off coast, for wheat small, corn nil.Liverpool wheat, spot steady # do corn, strong.Liverpool mixed maize, 5s 7d; Canadian peas, 5s 9d.Chicago Visible Supply of Grain.Wheat, bush.ceuuu.n.46,175,247 Corn, bush.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.re vans Oats, bush .0.2,755,415 Rye.bush.Cte verere rans 494,317 Barley, bush.vs.2,006,448 New York Visible Supply of Grain, Wheat, bush.0.200 4,189,779 Corn, bush.teennnnn.4.617,251 Oats, bush.ses ceu000 2,943,865 Rye, bush.con secssa00u00s ees 675,649 Barley, bush.s\u2026.\u2026\u2026 avenir: M- Tiurris and the lady went to New York, wuere he will remain ten days.Sue will proceed at once to uvr home at Gravesend, L, I., and while she prepares the bridal trousseau will Le called upon by her affianced at intervals until the courtship is ended and the serious work of life will commence, They then proceed to Mound City for à home.ee A SXILFUL SURGICAL OPERATION.The American Ambassador at Vienna, Mr.Hasson, has lately forw£rded to bis Government an interesting account of a remarkable surgical operation lately performed by Professor Billroth, of Vienra, which, wonderful to tell, consisted in tne removal of & portion of the human stomach, involving nearly one-third of the organ\u2014und.strange to eay, the patient re covered\u2014the only successful operation of the sind ever performed.The disease for when this operation was performed was cancer of the etomach, attended with the toliowing symptoms :\u2014The appetite is quite poor.\u2018There is a peculiar indescribable distress in he stomach, a feeling that has been described as a faiut \u201c all gone\u201d sensation; a sticky slime coliects about the iceili, e=peuiaily ju the moruing, ac coumpanied by au unpleasant taste.Food fails to satisfy this peculiar faint sensation ; but, on the contrary, it appears to aggravate the feeling.The eyes are sunken, tinged with yeliow; the hands and feet become cold and sticky\u2014a cold perspiration.The sufferers feel tired all the time, and sleep does not seem to give rest.After u time the patient becomes nervous and irritable, gloomy, his mind filled with evil forebodings.When rising suddenly from a recumbent position there is a dizziness, a whistling sensation, and ie is obliged to grasp something firm to keep from failing.The bowels are costive, the skin dry and hot at times ; the blood becoming thick and stagnant, and does not circulate properly.After a time the patient spits up food soon after eating, sometimes in a sour and fermented condition, sometimes sweetish to the taste.Oftentimes there is a palpitation of the heart, and the patient fears be may have heart disease.Towards the last the patient is unable to retain any food whatever, as the opening in the intestines becomes close, ar nearly so, Although this disease is indeed alarming, suflerers with the utove-named symptoms should not feel nervous, for nine hundred and nivety-nine cuses out of a thousand have no cancer, but simply dyspepsia, a disease easily removed if treated in a pro- pe: manner.The safest and best remedy for the disease is Seigel\u2019s Curative Syrup, a vegetable preparation sold by all chem iets and medicine vendors throughout the world, and by the proprietors, A.J.White [Limited], 17 Farringdon road, Londou, E.U.The Syrup strikes at the very foundation ot tue disease, and drives it, root and branch, out of the svstemn.St.Mary-street, Peterborough, Novewber 29th, 1881.\u2014 Sir,\u2014It gives me great pleasure to ia- form you of the benefit I have received from Seigel\u2019s Syrup.1 have been troubled fur years with dyspepsia ; but after a few doses of the syrup I found relief; and after taking two bottles of it I feel quite cured, I am, Sir, yours truly, Mr.A.J.White.William Brent.September 8th, 1883.Dear Sir,\u2014I find the sale of Seigele Syrup steadily increasing.Al who have tried it speak very highly of its medicinal virtues; one customer describes it as a ¢ Godsend to dyspeptic people.\u201d I always recommend it with confidence.Faithfully yours, (Signed) Vincent A.Wils, Chemist-Dentist, Merthyr Tydvil.Tao Mr.A.J.White.Seigel\u2019s Operating Pills are the best family physic that nas ever been discovered.They cleanse the bowels from all irritating substances, and leave them in a healthy condition.They cure costive- ness.Preston, Sept.21st, 1883.My Dear Sir,\u2014Your Syrup and Pills are sill very popular with my customers, many saying they are the Lest family medicines possible.The other day a customer came for two bottles of Syrup sud said © Mother Seigel had saved the lite of Lis wife, and he added, \u201cone of there bottles I am sending fifteen miles away to a friend who is very ili, I have much faith in it.\u201d | The ~ale keeps ur wondertnlly\u2014in fact, one would fancy almost that the people were beginnning to breakfast, dine, and sup on Mother Seigel\u2019s Syrup, the demand is 60 constant and the satisiaction so great.I am, dear 8ir, yours faitlfaliy, «Singed), W.Bowker.To A.J.White, lsq., | | Spanish Town, Jamaica, Wesi Indies, October 24, 1882.Dear Sir,I write to inform you that I have derived great beu:fit from \u2018 Seivels Syrup.\u201d For some ycars I have suflired from liver complaint, with its many and vutied concomitant evils, so that my lite was a perpetual wi-ery.Twelve months] ago I was induced to try Seigel\u2019s Syrup, and although rather sceptical, having tried 0 many reputed infallible reme dieg, I determined Lo give it at least a fair trial.lu two or three «lays I felt considerably better, and now at ihe end of twelve mouth.(having continued takiug it) I am glad to say that I aw a different being aitegether, Tt is sald of cerwsin pens that they \u2018 come as a boon and a blessing to meu \u201d aud I have no reason tu dount Lhe truthfulness of the statement.I cau truly say, however, that Seigle\u2019s Syrup hag come as u \u201cboon acd a blessing\u201d to me.I have recommended it to several fellow-sutlerers from this distres=ing complaint, aud their testimony is quite iu accordance with wy own.Gratitude for the benefit I have derived trom the excellent prepuration, prompts we to furnish you with this unsolicited testi monlal.Tam, deer Sir, Yours ever gratefully, [Signed] Carey B, Berry, Bapti à Mi-sion ai y.A.J.White, Esq., Hensingham, Whitehaven, Oct.16, 1882.Mr.À.J.Wuils.-\u2014\u2018rear Sir,\u2014I was for some © ne affiictet with piles, and was advised to give Mother Seigel\u2019s Syrup a trial, which T did.I am now happy to state that it has restored me to complete health, I reuiais, yours 2epec:fulls, (sigued) Joku À.Liglitfoot.DRURKEWNESS, GR THE LIQUGHE ZABIT ra b.ocorvd Ty adscitistoriag hr.Hainvew\u2019 Golde © rectfic, It cæu Le vives na cit of cofive Or tea withent the hpowledge of the person taking it, effecti.g a pred; aud permanent core, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or wi sic cholic wreck, Thous- ances of lve Karl: have been made tem- wve taken the Golden offer without their : they qui No harm inistration and testi x Cornay SPRoI Le, Led Kate ty vinenuauy, Ve qe 0 ceo WD 2 Wl THE Weekly Herald Is One of the Best WEEKLY PAPERS Published in the Dominion of Canada.It is published at the low price of $1.00 Per Annum + - PAYABLE IN_ADVANCE, Tue WEEKLY HERALD Is a Sixteen Page Paper, Five Columns to the Page, making 80 Columns in all, of the choicest reading matter, viz :\u2014 Editorials on Current Events Stories, General News, Local News, Despatches, Market Reports, Miscellaneous Reading, &e.Le.B&™ Send it to your friends at a dis- ance, and thus keep them posted as to what is going on in Montreal and vicinity.B&F Every Farmer should subscribe for the WeeklvHerald as the information he will gain thereby will be invaluable to him, since he will be kept thoroughly acquainted with the fluctuations of the Markets and thus be enabled to take advantage of the best time to Buy as well as the best time to Sell, The WeekLy HERALD may fairly claim to be THE BEST DOLLAR\u2019S WORTH of newspaper literature turned out in Canada\u2014 quantity, quality, form and type being everything that can be desired in a nigh class weekly.PUBLISHED BY THE \"MONTREAL HERALD Printing and Publishing Company [Limrren} VICTORIA SQUARE, MONTREAL.Job Printing, Book-Binding, Etc.\u2018 Etc.: AT LOWEST RATES, _Fiailwaus._ Née ES GEHTRAL VERMONT RL À \u201cGreen Mountain Route.\u2019 \u2014 TRAINS LEAV MONTREAL.8.30 a.m.\u2014Fast Train arriving at 8t.Al pelier 12.58 Lu.White River Junction p.m., and ston, via Concord, Manche and Lowell, 7.05 p.m., New London 9.5) p.m.and Newr York, viuSpringäeld ot 10.30 Do Puliman Butfet Parior Cars to Boston \u2018and New York without change.5.30 p.m.\u2014Night Express Arriving ats Albans 7.55 p.m., Burlington 9.10 m., Ru land 112 po, Troy 2.05 a.m., Albany 2, a.m., and New York 7.30 a.ra.Also to Wat loo and Magog.Wagner Sleeping Car throu to New York.8.30 p.m.\u2014Beston Night Express\u2014Arriving St.Albans 10.40 p.m., Burlington 12.10 a.m., Montpelier 1.00 a.m.- White River Junction 2.56 a.m., Concord 5.35 a.m., Marchester 6.10 a.m., Lowell 7.38 a.m., and Boston 8.30 a.m Bellows Falls, 4.18 am., Northampton, 8.20 a.m., Holyoke, 6.45a.m., Springfield, 7.00 a.\u2018m., New York, via New Haven 11.45 a.m.and Boston, via Fitchburg, arriving 9.37 a.m.Through Pullman Sleeping Cars to Boston and Springfield.GOING NORTH.The Night Express via Troy leaves New York at 6.30 p.m., arriving in Montreal at 8.25 a.m.Day Express leaves Bwion, via Fitch burg, 8.00 a.m., via Lowell 8.0 a.m., arriving at Montreal 8.30 p.m.Fast Train leaves Boston via Lowel] at 1.00 p.m., New York via Springfel.at 9.00 ai.arriving at Montreal 11.10 p.m., with Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars to Montreal withoat ehange, .Night Express leaves Boston, via Lowell, at 7.00 pus vig Fitchburg 6.00 p.m., and New York at 4.3) p.m., via Springfield, arriving in Montreal at 8.25 a.m.For Tickets and Freight Rates, apply at Central Vermont Railroad Office, No.19 8t.James Street.A.C.STONEGRAVE, Canadian Passenger Agent.8.W.CUMMINGS J.W.HOBART, Gen\u2019L Pussenger Agent.Gen\u2019l.Manager Montrer.l, September 20th, 1884, 156 Wii Montreal and Boston Air Lins.The Direct and Best Route to Boston and ail New England points, via Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, &c.On and after Monday, December Ist, 1884, trains will leave Montreal .8 follows ;\u2014 8.00 A.M.\u2014Fcr Farnham, St.Cesaire, Bed- ford and jecal poin s.5.30 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Boston and New Engiand Points, wi.h Pullman Palace Bleeping Car attached.Also for Newport, Waterioo, Bedford, St.Uesaire and intermediate pdtnts with through connection for Springfield, and =11 points on ths Connecticut River line, \u201cFor Norel\u2014Leave Montreal via G.T.Ry.at 3.3) p.m., connecting with S.E.Ry.at St.Rosalie Junction, and arriving at Sorcl at8 p.m.Returning\u2014Leave Sorel at 7 a.m., Ar:ive Montreal at 12.02 p.m Baggage checked througu and passed ! y the Oustoms at Runaventure Depot.For Tickets and all information, a p sat St, James etreet, Windsor Hotel or Bonaventure Staslon.T.A.MACEINNON General Manager for the !ruste-n, June 1 SIT PACIFIC THE NEW LINE.MONTREAL AND TORONTO, VIA OTTAWA.WINTER TIME TABLE \u2014IN EFFECT\u2014 Monday, November 24th, 1884.Morning) Night TIME TABLE.Express.Express.Leave Montreal.| 8.40 a.m 7.30 p.m Arrive Ottawa.«112.03 p.mi11.00 p.m Arrive Toronto.1 9.25 p.m| 8.30 a.m Leave Toronto.8.25 a.m| 7.55 p.m Leave Ottawa.,.6.07 p.m 5.17 am Arrive Montreal.942 p.m! 8.50 a.m Elegant Parlor Cars on Day Trains.Luxurious Sleepers on Night Trains, Close connections at Cttawa with Trains to and from SUDBURY, NORTH BAY, PEMBROKE RENFREW, ARNPRIUR, and all points in the Upper Ottawa Valley.Connections at Toronto for all points West, South West and North West.[via & P Railway] avoiding _, long and tedious omnibus transfer, For full information regarding Time Tables of all Through and Loeal Trains, Tickets, Beats in Parlor Cars, Bert:s in Sleeping Cars, &c., appiy at the Cempany\u2019s New Cit.Ticket Office, ?y 266 ST.JAMES ST.(Corner McGill Street.) Windsor Hotel Ticket Office and Quebec Gate Station GEO.W.HIBBARD, Asst.-General Passenger Agent.W.\u20ac.VAN HORNE, ARCHER BAKE \u2018 \u2019 Gen.Manager.Gen.Supt.April 2 uP 87 [os RAILROADS SARATOGA LINE.Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EAST, The only line running a Fast Express Train between Montreal and New York\u2014leaving Montreal al 3,43 a.m.Fast Trains leave Mon- \u20ac ai : 8.00 a.m.\u2014F'ast Day Express, v ner Draw Ing-room Car attached for Sarato - Troy and- Albany and New York, arriving New Yorh at 10.00 p.m.J 5.45 p.m.\u2014Night Express-Wa re Die gant Sceping Car runs throught ew York without chenge, arriving in New York at 7.30 next morning._Æ##\"This Train makes close connection at Troy and Albany with Bleeping Car Train for Boston, arriving at .30 a.m, New York Through Mails and Express carried via this line, Inforraniion given, and Tickets sold, at all Grand Trunk Uflices, and at the Company's Office, 143 Bt.James Street, Montreal.D.Md.KENDRICK CHAS, C.MoFALL, General Pass\u2019r.Agent, deneral Agen, Albany, N.Y.Montreal.January 28 42 CARPET FELT Suves the Carpets, raakes ficor air-tighi leasant to walk on ; free from moths.He vered to any part of ciiy, 56 per yd.BEN NET & CO, if St Paul Street, Montreal archi bans 10.50 a.m., Burlington 12.19 p.m., Mon;- Only Line running direct into KINGSTON \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Steamsiips.ea WHITE CROSS PE LINE.STEINMANN & LUDWIG OWNERS AND GENERAL AGENTE, ANTWERP.DIRECT AND REGULAR STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CANADA AND ANTWERP, Under Contract with Dominion Government, Steamers are intended to be despatched during the Winter Months, 1f trade demands iL Between Antwerp and Halifax, N.S ,orSt.John,N.B, With opening of navigation of the St.Lawrence River regularly monthly communiea- Lion between ANTWERP AND MONTREAL AND VICE VERSA, will be continued.Through Bills of Lading granted in Ants werp to all points West.For Rates of Freight or Passage and othor particulars, apply to STEINMANN & LUDWIG, Antwerp, DERLOH & CO.MUN , General Agents, Montreal.3 December 5 202 wd = > \u2018 GUION LINE.JNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS SAILING WEEKLY BETWRKEN New Fark and Liverpool, talling af Queenstows \u2014 PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK.Nevada .Dec.16, 4,00 p.m.Arizona 23, 9.00 a.m.Jan.# sa p.man, .mm.Névada Jan! D! 6/30 Lim.Jan.27, 2.60 p.m.Feb.3, 7.30 a.m.senveceus Feb, 10, 2.40 a.m.Wyoming.Tuesday, Feb, 17, 6.00 a.m, These steamers are built of Iron in watertight compartments, sand are furnished with every requisite to raake the passage across the Atlantic both safe and a, reeable, having Bathroom, Smoking-room, rawing-room, Piano and Library, also, experienced Surgeon, Stewardess and Caterer on each steamer, The State-rooms are all upper deck thus insuring those greatest of ga, luxuries at sea, perfect ventilation and light, CABIN PASSAGE.$60, $89 and $100, according to location, &e, INTERMEDIATE, This {8 à class that affords people of moder- ale means a respectable way of travelling, Beds, Bedding ash-basing, &ec., together with good food, separate Dining-room from either Cabin or Sterrage being provided.Passage, $35 single; $70 round trip.Steerage nt Very Low Rates, Ayply to ,_ GUION & Co, 20 Hroadway, New York.J.Y.GILMOUR & COW 854 St, Paul Street, Montreal, 166 ROYAL MAIL STEAMER FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL Carrying tbe United States Mail.PROPOSED SAILING.Cityof Richmond.Thursday, Oct.30, 1.00 City of Boriln.Saturday, Nov.8, 0.00 City of Montreal.Thursday, Nov.13, 1.60 City of Chicago.-Saturday, Nov.22, 7.30 City of Chester.Thursday, Nov.27 11.00 From Pler 36, North River, New York.Steerage at very low rates, Intermediate passage, $35, Found Tri $65.RATES OF PASSAGE\u2014$60, and $100, ac, cording 10 accommodation, al having eqnal saloon privileges.Children between 2 and.13 years of age, half-fare.Servants, $50, Special Round Trip Tickets, at reduced rates.Tickets to London, $7; and to Paris $15, and $20 addional, accordi ne to route sleted Saloon, Staterooms, Smoking and Bath- reoms amidships.These steamers donot carry Cattle, Sheep or Pigs.For freight or passage apply to the Inman 8 8.Coy.[Limited], Ko.1 Broadway, New York ; or C, C, MCFALL, 143 St.James Street, or te J.Y GILMOUR & CO., 354 nt.Paul Street, Montreal.165 p.m a.m, p.m a.ma.m July 10 BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.Sailing frow Pier 47 North River, New York.For BERMUDA, 88.ORINOCO, Dec, 1th, at9am.For ST.KITT3, ANTIGUA, DOMINICA, MARTINIQUE, ST.LUCIA, BARBA DONS and I'RI NIDA D\u2014SS.MURIEL December 20.For treignt, passage and insurance, apply to A.= OUTERBRIDGE &CO, Agents, 61 Broadway, N ew York, LEAVE & ALDEN, Lif IMMHI?S CHOICE PERFUMERY.\u2014 Ihlang-Ihlang, Jockey Club, Lotus, and otier perfumes.Toilet Vinegar of world-wide celebrity.Toilet Water, Lavender Water, Florida Water, Eau de Cologne, Limejuice and Glycerime for the Hair, Honey, Windsor, Tilia, Transpa- tent, Coal Tar, and other Toilet Soaps, Violet and Rice Powder, Aquadentine for the Teath, Aromatic Ozonizer, a Natural Air Purifier, &.Sold by all Pertumers and Chemists.Registered Trade Mark\u2014 An Heraldic Rose.96 Strand, 128 Regent Street, and 24 Cornhill, Loudon, February 16 e 41 Hi SHITE i i 3 wha i i 15 if 1 i, I have a positive tumedy ior she above cisrpse; by 53 use thousands of co of tha worst kind and of for standing have bean Ir : in its efficacy, that together witha VALUAL .toauysuilerer.Give Lr.nross and P.U.address.; ; DR, T.À.SLOGUM, 161 Pearl St, Now Yorke 6m D&W 292 December 5 \u2014\u2014 gr min _ Stcamsiips.- err BEAVER LINE.~~ ; F2 = SHIPPI iù 8025 LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, Comprising the foil oi built, Fall-powored Leo Stony, Cigde Tons.| ake Superior.5200 Lake Wi ; Lake Huron.10 | Lake NomDipes.28 Lake Manitoba.3300 | Lake Champlain.29 WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, The Steamers of the Line will Liverpool for New York direct as foliows ro £8.Lake Nepigon.Tena 8S, Lake Winnipeg.Sn ++ Dec.1: SS.Lake HUrOn, .eueeuns.nrnens Dec.18th.88.Lake Champlain.,,,.Dec.24th.Connecting at New York by direct rail Points in Canada and the Western Staton, having the best facilities for the prompt delivery of goods on Through Bills of Lading.Salling from New York for Liverpool :\u2014 $S.Lake Negigon.\u2026.s\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Dec.24th.SS.Lake Winnipeg.\u2026.\u2026.Dec.sien 88.Lake Huron .00 00 Jan.7th.88.Lake Champlain.00\" Jan.14th.On the Wednesday of each week and during the winter season.cofhese, eames are built ja water-tight nis and of special strength fo North Atlantis trade.pe gth for tic In the enenger departments the 1208 per fect provission has boen made iv ensure the comfort and convenience of all.Inthe Cabin the Staterooms are large aud alry.The Steerage is fitted with the most approved Patent Canvas Berths, snd Inlly Dental boonies, 13 fully ventilated snd An experienced Surgoon ie carried by euh steamer, also Stowa:desses to atleud to the wants of females and children.RATES OF PASSAGE: Cabin\u2014 Montreal to Liverponl, $57.50; return tickets, $105.Sroerage at Tower Davos ve rates include rail fare nee I ares to and from For Fretghtor other Particulx:6, apply: n in Belfast, 10 A.A.WA 3 Custom\u2019 Fonte Square ; in Queenstown, to N.G.SEYMOUR \u20ac; ho i an Li Poe vo RW.RoBERTS, 21 :, In New York to ARKELL - LAS, Kemble Buildings, or to «Dove H.nn BLURRAY.Geseral Manager.1 Onstom House > Decembre Square, Montreal.SADR ITE STAR LI WHITE STAR LINL Calling at Cork Harbour, Lretard.CARRYING PRITISH AND AMEX] ) CAN MAILS.PROVIDED WITH EVERY MODER IMPROVEMENT, NOTICE.\u2014The steamors®af this Line take Lieutenant MAURY\u2019'S lane routes at all ges sons of the year, YORE and LIVER Salling between NEW POOL, via Queenstown, are appointed ta leave as follows :\u2014 FROM NEW YORK.*Adriatic.Thursday, Dee.11, 12.50 p.m Britannic.,.Saturday, Dec.2 7.00 am.Republic.Thursday, Dec.25.10.30 a.m, Celtic.Thursday, Jan.1, 5.00 a.m Germanic.,., Saturday, Jan.10, 1.00 p.m *Adriatie.-Saturday.Jan.17 6.00 a.m Britannic.Saturday, Jan.24, 11.0 a m, Republie.,,.Saturday, Jan.3 , 6.00 a.m.Celtic .Saturday, Feb.7, 11.89) a.m, Germantc.Saturday, Feb.14, 3(0 p.m 1 Adriatie .\u2026.Saturday, Feb.21, 9.30 a.m Britannic.\u2026ÉSaturday, Feb.28, 3.00 p.m.* This steamer has superior fecommodae, tion for a limited number of Intermediate passengers.Rate, $35.00.mediate CABIN RATES, NewYork to Live: lan N $90 oma eras TPooi and Queonstowx, $b.Return Tickets, 8120, £1445 and 8180, Tickets to Lordon, $7, and to Pari additional, Chlidren between one and tein Tops.smalt-price.Infants free.TEAMERS DO N y SHer OR BRAS OT OARRY CATTLE STEERAGE RATFH, From Montreal to Liverpool, Londonderr.Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, London, rise tol, C.rdif, Belmullet, or Glas ow, incluv Ing Ballway Fare to New York, at lowes Passengers booked, via Liverpool t parte of Fncoreat moderate Tats \"to aù For further ormation and passage appl R.1.C( .TIS, Agent, 17 Broadway, 44 York, r B.J.COGHLIN, OLE AGENT, 8 £13 8t.Pani Cy AL .July 11 ui Street Montreal, DOMINION LINE.STEA Me HIPS Ruuning In conneetton with the Grand Trunk Railway of Canad-.Toss .Tons, | yaneouvez.veces 570 Erookliva.\u2026.4 This - +3250 Oregon.4,45 Montreal.8.984 Toronto .od Ontarto .,.3,176 ; Pominion.TEXAS.00.04 -2,700 | Queboc 0010 270 Mississippi.2,580 DATES OF SAILINGS, FROM PORTLAND, TORONTO .,.+ 4th Dec.MONTREAL, .18th Bee, BROOKLYN ss.186 Jan, Rates of Fassage Irure Montreal \u2014Qatin 457.50 and $67.50.e':ry + $101.25, and $119.25, Stesrage at varr ow r.t-r, \"Ali outslae room , a_d romfortably heat d by steam, Prepaid Inte: m diaté and Bleerage Tickets issuad at the owest rates.Throagh Tickets can be had at allthe p in- cipal Grand Trunk Railway Ticket Cffices in Canada, and 'Chrough Bills of Lading ars granted to and from all paris of Canada.For Freight or Passage.apply in Loadon t- Gracie, Hunter, & QO 11 Leadenhall Strest: in Liverpool, to #lunu, Main & Mont gomery, 24 James Street; in Quebec, to W.M.Macpherson; at all Grand Trunk Raîlray Gfices; or to W.D.OBRIFN, 143 St.James Street.DAVID TORRANCE & ce \" General Agents, M are February § 5 M 6 : CUNARD LINE, LANE ROUTE.The Cunurd Steamshi Compen {Liraile: botween NEW YORK and LIVERPOG!.calling at CORK HARBOUR, FROM FIER 4S, Lio NEW YORK.OREGON.Wednesday, Dec.17 S/YTHIA.Wednesday, Dec.24 AURANIA -Weduesday, Dec.31 BOTHNIA Wednesday, Jan.7 LLIA.Wednesday, Jan, 14 QREGON.,.Wednesday, Jun 2i PAVONIA.« Wedresday, Jan.28 SCYTHIA.Wednesday, Feb, 4 Aud every following Wednesday irom New or \u2019 RATES OF Pac aGR~360, $80 and $100, acnord ing to accomimouation.Steerage at very low rates.Steerage tickets from Liverpool! and Queenstown, and all oiher parts of Europe at lowest rates.Through Bil's of Lading river for Esifee (Hasgow, Havre.Antwerp and other Forts ¢:.the Continent, and for Mediterranean Por.su.For Freigut sud Pass«ze, at the Corapar:; des, Xow à BowiiRg Gouin.VERNON H.EU NN à C5, THES WILSON, Gr to 7 EL Be Steamers marked au *t earry stoutago July 11 166 Brame un, ALLAN LINE Under contract with the Govergüament of Canada and Newfoundland for the Conveyance of theiCANADIAN And UNITED S'RATES Mails, (881-\u2014-Wister Àrtangements-1884 following Dounble-Engined, Clyde-bnilt IRON STEAMSHIPS.They are buflt 1% water-tight compait menis, are unsur a£ce4 for strength, speed and comfort, are fittc@up with all the modern improvements that practical experience can suggest, und huvemadethe fastest time on recerd.This Company's Lines are rachis of the Vessels, To: 6.Commanders.Numidian.6100 Building, Carthagenian.1 Building.arisian,,,, 5400 Capt.Jas.Wylie, Mardinian.4650 Lt.W.H.Smith,R.N.R Polynesian 3 Capt.R.Brown.Sarmatian.Capù John Graham.Circassian .,.200 Capt.W.Richardson Peruvian.,.,.,.3 Capt.Joseph Ritchie, Nova Scotian.53)0 Capt.Hugh Wylie Caspian.,.Lt, fs.Barrett, R.N.R Hanoverian .,.4000 Lt.B.Thomeon,R.N.B Siberian.,,.,.4600 Capt.R.P.Moore.Norwegtan.3531 Capt.J.G.Stephen.Hibernlan,,.,,.3440 Capl.A.MacNicol, Austrian.++.2100 Capt.J.Amhury., 200 Capt.D.J.James, 5000 Capt.Alex.McDougall #00 Capt, John Park.3800 Cant.Jas, Scott.4080 Capt.C.J.Menzies.3600 Capt.G.Le Gallals.3150 Capt.R.Carruthers.Y xe Capt.John Kerr.Phosnicisn.2600 Capt.John Brown, Waldensian.+ bx, KSTOCK hands of commissioners.The bridge was mented those present with grey hairs;{ 800\\.((B) New Brunswick, 8 00 De a Pals weighing less A iy Lniear in Ganadian money 1s 13 HOSPITAL STREET.|™OMASP.dans 5 B.8-NEVILLE.originally intended to supersede the with them and himself time was short.No dian ford than one 0z, may bé posted singly : ifprepaid money) om SI Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange OMces\u2014Bank of Toronto Buildings ; TSCCE : ! , one- ; , ferries, but 2 to, the present de it has He Bad made many mistakes, but he had Farded daily on Hall PN eWEpapOrs rom offices of publications gent Interest is al owed Will be fonce 4 Le.January 17 15 Corner of Wellington and Church Sts made but little difference, an \u20ac com- never los e ro and Low the end was rs posted for city delivery are not delivered by formation and pass books 0 oO.petition, if anything, is in favor of the|Near.Buta man was never truly blest sd from Halex fe an letter, carrier unless prepaid 1 cent each by tion.r given on applica- DUNN & BENNIE, GIBBONS i 311 ferries.Looking at it from any point of till he was dead, when he received the and 17th November.Newspapers and periodicals published in adi , MeNAB bs tion either from the brid PS above kiss of God his Heavenly Father and was 5 the United Kingdom, and re-posted by news : Accountants, Auditors, Commercial an & observation, .| 8 ; : oe A Local Mails.agents to regular subscribers, are not liable LW AY Tl M E TABLE i MULEERN or the water below, it strikes you as being lifted out of time into His eternal pres-| 945.Valleyneld, : Valois, to any additional postage, : Finaneia! Agents, Barristers and Attornie ! a very wonderful structure, but it will be ence.Here his voice faltered, and I S38 Anson.POR vena] 416 Parcel Post.Dalhousie Square Station.NOTRE DAME ST.EAST, OEFIC# w well if it stands the test of time and the thought I saw tears,and many in the audi- 19 30l.|Caughn\u2019ea &Chat'guay| 6 00.» Parcels closed at the end and sides, and not CANAD: PAGIFIO RAI (Opposite Bank of Montreal.) Corner Richmond and Carling 8 ! wear and tear of daily traffic as the Vic- ence were in deep sympathy with him as| 945) .\\Beauharnols, by Rallh 73) 240 exceeding five Ibs.In weight, [ay be posted à rrive From TAN wa F WINNIPEG, MA LONDON, ong 8 Streets toria Bridge across the St.Lawrence bas he prayed afterwards for God\u2019s sustaining || g 80 Bouchervil ; Contre bag any Post office in the Dominion Dorit he 850 am.3 PT M ES given 10 Lnsolvent mate \u2014 done, for upwards of thirty years.The grace when strength should fail, and the cur, Sorel, Varen- = exception noted below] at the following 242 pm.7,29 pm.foally administered.Gonomiii,cudeconom- Ge.C.GIBBONS | Gzo.MoNan cars are drawn by an endlesschain or wire time of the end should come.It is well- nes an : à sores TALES I\u2014 *3y a.m.7.00 a.m.formation cheerfully given, C dence P.\u2019 \u2019 .8 00] 12 50[Cote St.Antoine and Not ling 4 6 ts.12.30 p.m.; ven.Correspondence ULKERN.rope, worked by an engine on the Brook- known that he has always been a leading Notre Damo de Grace] 9 00 i 5 OF Go eng Os 12 do.549 p.m.Bao pom.ha.D Address Box 811, P.O., Winnipeg, January 3 3 lyn side.An invention called \u201ca grip\u201d epublican, but long before the late elec- 815 $2 13 Hochelaga.7 45 For each additional 4 ounces, or fraction 42 pra.7.30 p.m.BT.DUNN.Ir : .; A i .615 terssssusers 5 45 thereof, 6 cents.8.49 p.m.|Pembroke 8.Ve November 24 > = in connection with the working oË this tion he had taken the lead in forming ali g ol 5 30 Lachine.vd 800200] The dize of à parcel must not exceed two 8-0 am: |Smith\u2019s talis S40 a.m.26} p ATCHARDS & CAMERON, rope costs the company $11.00 per month.Rew party, now known as the \u201cIndepen-| 815 6 30Longuenil.\u2026\u2026.| 600 280] feet im length, orone foot in breadth or thick- 942 p.m.|Sewith\u2019s Falls.7.80 p.m.JOHN FULTON arristers, Solicitors, Æ ; 1 ; \u201d i h 10 00.|Longue Pointe, Pointe- ness._ \"The pustage must be prepaid by stamp, 12:32 p.m.|Brockville.,.PR \u2019 4 > \"Ces We crossed the bridge on all the different dents.\u201d There can be little doubt but One rembies& Char.ee ee Loy stamp, 835 km |8t Jerome 533 pa No.362 MAIN STREET roads in daylight and by wooulight, from that this party furned the scale oo favor 8301 154 plomagne., .ed S25 Post.\u201d parcels may be rogistered by atixin 8.5 a.m.St.Lin.S 530 pm |Accountant and Auditor , (P.O.Box 1243.) WINNIPa both sides of the river, and as iu gazing 0 e l)emocrats, as 1t voted a plumper # oint St.Charles.a5 cent registration stamp 1hbercto, in - .M.Eus LI 5.30 p.m.A.E.R .; h ; ; 4 45 tion to ti tage, .E.R10mARDS, upon the Niagara Falls and | that bridge, for Qeveland, # is believed here that 9 2 4 ioral.by R ET i = on reels \u201ccimmot be tranemittea by post to NORTH SHORE.243 ST.JAMES STREET, January 28 | J.D.Cixzroy.e longer you look at 1 e more are I.beecher by fils ellorts and speeches| 80., St.Lambert.c.coooui]iiaen, any place beyond the limits of Canada, nor 3.00 \u2014_\u2014 : 1 3 , ia 1 i i 9 15/ 12 30|St.Eustache.| 7 00] 4 45] can any parce! be forwarded to British Col- 6.30; 4.05Quebeec.|.° \u2014 you struck with the triumph of mechani during the electio n day 3 gained upwards veers] 12 308t.Laurent, St.Mare umbiaoir Manitoba the route of transport ox .|Jollette.19,00 MONTREAL; .a.HERBERT LEE, cal skill over the difficulties of nature in of 3,000 votes in Brooklyn alone for Un, &C.+\u2026000escccvcee) 700).being Through the United States, which ex- : Smtr teal November 15 213 Barrister-at-Law, Notar Public, & connection with human traffic and travel, Cleveland, and more than 10,000 in the 1015 5 80/Cote St.Paul (St.ceeds 2 lbs.3 ozs.in weight.Parcels upto Bonaventare Station.y lc, Écy Ke State of New York.Mr.Beecher is a Henri de M-)&SL Cu- 8 00) 2 9 | May however be mailed for Winnipeg.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.THOMAS DARLIN i, ST.JOHN,N.B.OR Os \u2019 many-sided man, and of course has many 18 00|.ault-an-Recollet Bou 3 » Books Mncclanoous Conta) Matter.ulars A .#@F- Collections CE .0.Box 264.) No i 1 i i ie and Pon a.lise DIO - ran te > , ccoun rompt This popularinstitution for the advance- land, et his ace be never \"Te ie 1015 12 sus, in = (aptiste de 7 00[12%0& Paver Annas pL interes prose \u2018maps : band Alto.pars Sr Sanada, TORREY made mall .: \u2019 3 ontreal.: I nu LP £ 5, \u2019 .ontreal references gi ment Of science and art is doing a good when he is gone 10 16] 7 0\"jMile-Ænd, (and Cot- 8 80 &nd priats, engravings, sheet music, photo- .243 ST.JAMES STREET Riven if required.: .Juan grapns, insurance policies, militia and : March 19 work for the people of this great city.ST, GEORGES CHURCH.tng St.Logs, mora- 7 00| 8 80 School returns, seeds, cuttings, buibs, roots, : : MONT Tax The ends sought to be attained are a free .2 15CotesVisitation and St.for Canada, Newfoundland and the United 1.25 REAL, H.SANDFIELD MACD ; education to all who need and desire it, In the evening we found ourselves in \u2018*\u2018** Michel, Tuesday,Thurs States, may be posted, prepaid by stamp, atll'\"\"\"\"\"| #5'55| [LACHINE .May 20 -120 (Late Afactens & aa ONALD, : : + this church, long famous as the scene of day and Saturday.|.\u2026.| 1 65 CL per Ozs., provided they be sent in covers veo] 4.25 .re enr an acdenaid.) specially in those branches of art and , ong 4 oe open ut the ends or sides, and so put up as to |\".5.5 P.LA Barrister, Solicitor, Conve science which are best calculated to help the able ministrations of Rev.Dr.Tyng United States.admit of tho contents\u2019 being, if necessary, 11' 1 7.25 Real Berar MOTHE & SON, Solicitor for in veyancer, Notary, &c.them to excel and make them expert in Lenior, who is now retired and feeble! gg 15).|New York City and eudly withdrawn for examination If en-) \u2018\u20186.00) \u2026.|Portland, Halifax, St.» lusorance and Investment ; r tie Ontario Bank.\u201c their vari i in life with the infirmities of age.The building State, and Southern closed with written comusnicalions, or in John, Quebec.cree gents, CORNWALL, Ont their various callings in life, and make : ; BOR.1an 0000000 7 00/5 00 & Sealed envelopes notched at the end or side, 19.02| 6.00|Island Pond Offlce : 3 PLACE D\u2019ARMES N.B 3 ak them intelligentand gocd citizens.This 188 & cathedral look, with two high tow-| gp 35 Troy, Albany, Rouse's 7 vg letter rate of postage will be charged.8.66 St-Hyacinthe 1), : HILL.: Be Speci&1 faci uer for makin is done by Bas of Basses lectures and | ers and spires.It is a massive brown UT Point.renereans oil B00 The following are do de [rom tho Te: .\u2026\u2026.| 8.40/Quebec Mixed.11, .February 27 50 fompt Collections througnout ntario an ; ; > stone structure, and will seat about 2.000, 89 15l.Boston, Mass.1.| 300) 7 co duced rate: Legal documents, stamps or TIC Coaticooke Mixed.tr].ros 9.46 nitoba free reading rooms.There are sixteen » , 8-1045 New England States 1 208 prepay , Hemingfordand H H June 28 + ies, arge a : not, as well as all prin articles constitut- .gentlemen and fourteen lady instructors There are deep galleries, a 1 g nd PT except Maine.Levan] T EO i L th il LE fi ted ti Les tit t 8.501.tingdon, nd Hun- au 4.30 JOSEPH & co.umes 153 in art and in the various departments of small organ, with a surpliced choirof 800).Portland and the Now vale Cpréscniaisye sign of monetary se 42 p De Mixed.wel 5.90.Real Estate and General Financial A ents McINTYRE & LEWIS science.The total receipts from various POY8- The Rev.Mr.Rainsford, late of copt Boston.~;.|.| 800| Package: of miscellancous matter are| li promt de: BO) No.16 St.S : Barristers and Solicitors, for 1883 d b St.James\u2019 Cathedral, Toronto, is rector.8-8 30| .|(A) Western and Paci- limited In size to 24 inches in length and 12 CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY : Sacrament St., PARLIAMENTARY and pre ors, sources for amounted to about s \u2019 Bo States.van] 7 15 inchesin width or depth, and io the weight \u2014 and DEPARTMENTAL AGENT: $50,000 d the expenditure $54,000 He has three or four assistant clergymen, M RAL of 4 lbs for Newfoundland and Canada, ex-| 8-3; 8.50} MONTREAL.Land Patents and P : ; an ° xp \u2018Hg the ODe of whom is the Rev.Dr.Wilson, lat cept for Manitoba, British Columbia and the 11.10| New York & Boston) 8.30 8.80 ; ; ; atents of Invention The number of persons attending the ORC Ol WHOM 10 Fae ev.UR WiSOT, 8.6 REGISTERED LETTER MATL for the Now Eng: New Western Provinces, for which the limit ew York vis Rut- Bpecial attention given to the manage gor rocured, reading rooms in 1663 wasnearly 550,000, of Kingston.The doctor and the rector and States for Boston, New York and s850z.However.packages of 4 ibs.may also 11.10.[ lamd_.0.|.| 6.50 ment of Estates, Renting, Collecting, &o cltors of the Bamk of Mont an 1 , y both 1 d I beli Southern States.\u2014closed only at 4.00 p.na.be sent.t inl bo i ia Granby.Waterl, % 3 gs ' TTAW rent, making a daily average of about 1,500.are bot popular, an elleve very Le e sent to Winnipeg.There is no provision Ys rloo, December 24 A g ge.900.; ) Great Britain, &e.for the transmission of seeds and bulbs be- 10-25i.1 MAgog.\u2026.|.+.1 6.80 306 \u2014 Occasionally there are 700 persons in the J8PPY in their new sphere of labor.The By Cunard Line\u20142nd at: 6.45 9th at tween Canada and the United States by mall, # F.Mclviyex, | J reading rooms at ove time.There are Church servicesare plain and hearty; three 430 pm 16th At 6.15 am, 2.rd ab 4.30 pain, XCept When sent as samples, the limit of BOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.J.& R.ESDAILE, October 17 + Travens Liwis 450 papers and magazines on the tables in °f Moody and Sankey\u2019s hymns were sung 30th at 6.45 a.m.\u2019 qe Trelght for each packet is§ oz.and the rate 3\" 858 7.4 Grain and Freight Brokers 276 several different languages.To observe ON the evening of our attendance, the aan man Line 0 En Posts BD at|\u201d The limitof weight for book packagesad.| + [ 8-30 \u201ceaves ESTABLISHED 184 \u2018 BUSTEED & WHITE the silent auditors filling the rooms atall congregation joining with much feeling By Allan\u2019 Line\u20144th, 11th, 18th, 25th at 7.00 dressed to the Provinces of Ontarla, Quebec, 10.10 5.10 R Ps 6.Advocates, Barrist 2 3 ! ng : and heartiness.A prayer meeting was p.rû , , , | the Maritime Provinces, to Victeria, B.C., ans Arenas «2.00 Grain and Provisions Bought and Sold + Barristers and Solicitors, hours of the day is a sight worth seeing.L .pray 8 p.m.5 places in Manitoba and the North-West along .FORESTRY CHA} ~ eis Î irculati lib.held in the body of the church at the [Ev White Star Line-\u20145th, al 645 am, 10h îue line of the Canadiau Pacific Railway is for Cash or on Margin.AMBERC, There is a free circulating library from 1 ye J h 5 at £30 p.m 19th at 6.45 a-m., 24h at 4.30 p.m.Pips HOS PLT Dana an Facile al way, 1s DELAWARE & HUDSON.ce a 132 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREA which a daily average of five hundred close of the service.There are four ser-| By Guion Line (b)\u20142nd at 6.45 a.m., North-West and British Columbia, 35 oz.New York, 8 and Now York, © + Vestern Markets \u2014 \" L books are taken, generally of the solid and Tices on Sundays and several on week (a) Postal car bags open till 8.15æ,m.and 8.20 Packets of miscellancous or books aannot be 8.05] 10.50] §° ow York, Sarato.6.00 5451 \u201cMarché .E.B.Bustin, B.A, B.O L : : days.I was also glad to see that the pm.: registered unless prepaid at ietter or parcel- & Rouses Foi .55 920.useful class.There is also a lecture hall (à) Postal car bags open till 9.15 p.m.oat oat = int.W.J, Waire, B.A, B ; A church doors were open every day, as all 1c) Postal car bags open till 6.25 a.m.post gate.; :mpressed :*:*** 2.15|Rouses Point, mixed.[.| .MOFFAT » B.À., B.C.L, that will seat 2,000 people, which, I am Protestant church doors sh Tid Te A Mails loave New York for the followi tp for ie rose ain rat ' ecernber 7 292 : : tes 0 .a a wing stamp for this purpose, may be ob'ained a .ADRURM Timm informed, it filled when the lectures are .board is fixed he à ith Countri.follows : any Stamp Agency at he a rear ae Only Saturdays.Bankers, Stock and Real Estate Brokers.GRAHAM T given during the fall and winter seasons, 5181 board is lixed near the doors, wi ountries as lollows cents.- 444 MAIN STREET z \u2019 BORDEN, A special feature of the reading rooms is the following fwords on it in large For the Central America and South Pacific The term * printed circulars\u201d is extended : , WINNIPEG,Man.| Barristers and Attorneys-at-Law letters: ports, via Asplnwall\u2014ist, 10:5, 20th, 31st, to include circulars produced by the electric = Real estate bought and sold.Mortea Hesslein\u2019s Buildi that they are open on Sundays from 12 For the Windward Islands-3rd, 20th.Slst ., Miscell : & gages 8 Building AX ] « .\u201d or the ndward Islands\u20143rd, , 31st.pen or other mechanical process, easy of re- SCcetianemts., negotiated.Collections made, C - ! : noon till 9 p.m.The average attendance Come in, and Rest, and Pray.omar Janama a slands, and for Santiago, cognition by the officers oi the Post Office, as - \u2014 » Lorres \u2014 Lh, , 3!st.WALLAOE GRAHAN, Q.0.CHARLES H.TUPPER, LL.B., M.P.ROBERT L.BORDEN, March 1 1 61 BAR LEITCH & PRINGLE, STERS, ATTORNEYS-AT- SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, NOTARIES PUBY.CORNWALL.ong\u2019 «°° musee Jas, Lion, August 25 : Rw.Tamers WELDON,McLEAN& DEVLIN Barristers and Attorneys, \u2019 ST.JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK, Chas, W, WzLpon, Q.C., M.P., Solicitor for Bank of Montreal, Avez H.Mol zan.March 14 | Joss Divi, \"1%.MACLENNAN & LIDDELL (Late Maclennan & Macdonald.) \u2019 Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &c, CORNWALL, Ont.D.B.MACLENNAN, QC.| 3.W.Lippuuz.July 2 166 JOHN FAIR, , ACCOUNTANT, Commissioner Rr taking Affidavits for .ntario.115 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET! March 23 70 W.McLEA WALBANK, B.A.S., P.L.S, civil Hast James Street.' ivil, Hydraulic and Sani Engineer, Architect, Valuer, Land Soyeyongineer, Special attention given to Water Supply and Drainage of Towns and Villages.Correspoudence Solicited.144 _\u2014 188 CLEMENT J.ALILOWAY, ., Veterinary Surgeon, Licentiate of Montreal Veterinary College 77 Burnside Place, Cor.Metcalfe, \u2019 Office hours, 8 to 10 am, lto4 pm je phone connection, \u2019 ay 6m 113 JOSEPH F.KENNA, Architect, CHESTERFIELD CHAMBERS 18 ALEXIS STREE AL T, Montreal \u201c63 J.RIELLE, - Lana Surveyor, 146 ST.JAMES STREET MAMMOTH POSTERS ALL TOLORS, TYPE OF MODERN STYLES IN GREAT VARIETY, HERALD PRINTING AND PUBLISHIN COMPANY (Limited), VICTORIA SQUARE, MONTREAL an + poi tem a ane oma em ee LOCAL NEWS.Tue l'Arisians Escuisg Mair, which eft Halif:x at 730 am.Monday.arrived last cvs 1.167, several hours behind time.Masti, Garcia ALONSO CIGARS \u2014 Reisæ V cioria, Buquets snd Conchas,\u2014 fresh gouds, just received.S.Hymun, 1702 N-t'e Dume street.\u2018 THERE WILL BE a children\u2019s Christmas musical testival in Queen\u2019s Hall on Tuesday, 23rd, The plan of reserved seats opens uu Friday morning at 9 o'clock.Ger your pianos tuned and fixed before the holtdays.The best and most competent men can be had on leaving your orders at tue N.XY.Piano Cos, 228 St.James street.u Tue Poor Tourx aMENT.\u2014The fifth game ?pool between U.Latreille and Le Labelle was piayed last night at.Fortin\u2019s White Elepuant.Latreille won by 50 to 37.The gixth game will be played by 8.Lanfenberg aud A.Labelle.Carisraas Beer.\u2014 We were pleased to notice the arrival at the Canadian Pacific stock yards, Hochelsga, some 57 head of rewatKably tine fat steers.hey.are the roperty of Mr.Frederick Ritchings, Billie, Ontariv.The cattle are intended for tie Cnristmas market, many of them weighing close to 2,000 pounds.Special Norice\u2014Mr.Weber, of New York, i= sending some beautiful pianos to the New Urleans ~ Exhibition, including a duplicate of the wagunificent Grand he made for Mr.W.H.Vanderbilt.The same emiuent nanufactérer is making so'ue lovely Cabinet Grands in rich satin woods, two of which are ordered for private re